Posted by NoNo100 on Tuesday, September 15, 2009 at 10:07pm.
Force = rate of change of momentum.
Calculate the momentum (in terms of the mass m) before and after impact. Dividing by the duration of acceleration will give the force acted on the object (handball). Finally divide the force by the mass m will give the acceleration. It is likely to be a large number because of the small duration involved.
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